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EXHIBITIONS
Our exhibitions embody simplicity, accessibility, and inclusivity. They primarily spotlight local talent from Rajasthan, offering a platform for them to experiment and showcase both finished and ongoing works. This initiative serves as a stepping stone to broader opportunities, creating a supportive environment where artists can freely share their creativity and contribute to building a vibrant artistic community in Jodhpur.
Led by the Line
by Divyanshu Gurjar
Divyanshu Gurjar’s exhibition ‘Led by the Line’ is born out of a simple yet profound act: the repetition of the line. Through meditative, almost ritualistic motions, he draws and redraws lines, not to contain form, but to invite it. What begins as a gesture of repetition gradually transforms into a vocabulary of shapes, movements, and emotional registers. Each stroke becomes a search, a question, an unraveling of thought into texture.
In surrendering to the discipline of the line, Divyanshu doesn’t seek control but discovery. The forms that emerge are not pre-planned compositions, but organic, evolving landscapes born out of practice and instinct. His work resists narration, choosing instead to exist in the liminal space between abstraction and memory — where rhythm becomes structure, and structure dissolves again into rhythm.
This exhibition is both a visual record of process and a philosophical inquiry into repetition, restraint, and the unexpected poetry of form.
Imagination
by Bjoern Lengers
Imagination as collective practice
Bjoern's installation invites strangers to share their creativity without technical barriers, crafting poetic moments together. It transforms a public table into an ephemeral stage of co-creation, where strangers craft new visual worlds and narratives using pre-set poetic prompts and simple materials. The autonomous, AI-driven installation blends spontaneous craftmanship with aesthetic traditions, it gives rise to fleeting works that distill moments of human encounter - a dialogic experiment probing the boundaries between individual, community, and technology. This way, fleeting works born from human connection and aesthetic tradition capture the essence of a moment.
Kalbeliya Kala
with Suwa Devi
Triptych Presentation - Conversations, Exhibition, Performance
Kalbeliya Kala was conceived as a triptych presentation — weaving together conversations, an exhibition, and a performance — to offer an immersive exploration of the Kalbeliya community’s artistic legacy. At its heart was the formidable Suwa Devi, an icon of Kalbeliya dance, music, and social justice. A pioneering artist who shaped the stage style now globally associated with Kalbeliya dance, Suwa Devi is also a community leader who fostered resilience in Dhola, a village she effectively founded.
The conversations traced the lineage and evolution of Kalbeliya performance practices, while engaging with the socio-political challenges the community continues to face. The exhibition highlighted the intricate craft of beaded jewelry — a lesser-known yet vital aspect of Kalbeliya artistic expression.
The triptych culminated in a powerful performance by Suwa Devi and her ensemble. More than a celebration, Kalbeliya Kala was a reclamation of narrative — creating space for the community’s voice, agency, and legacy beyond the stage.
